Teaching with AI Clinics
Join us for a series of informal clinics for faculty, postdocs, and graduate students that explore ways to leverage generative AI for better and more engaged learning. These sessions will focus on original models for incorporating AI into teaching developed by Teaching with AI Fellows. Participants will be introduced to these models, provided prompts so they can play with them, and discuss modifications and applications to their specific discipline.
The clinics listed below are not sequential, and we invite you to register for any and all clinics that interests you. To facilitate access, six clinics are each being offered twice across two weeks in November.
Registrants are encouraged to bring a laptop, to facilitate exploration and modification of these models. All registrants will be set up with access to a Columbia University-supported generative AI platform for this purpose.
Teaching with AI Clinics count towards completion of CTL’s Teaching Development Program (TDP) for graduate students.
Engaging Students with Primary Materials
Honing Independent Research Skills
Deepening Experience with a New Language
Helping Students Check Their Understanding
Making Teaching Materials More Accessible
Scaffolding Coding Skills
CTL Facilitators
Ian Althouse and Mark Phillipson
Contact
Any questions? Email ColumbiaCTL@columbia.edu.
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